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When discussing MPI procedures the following semantic
terms are used. The first two are usually applied to communication
operations.
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{ nonblocking}
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If the procedure may return before the
operation completes, and before the user is allowed to re-use
resources (such as buffers) specified in the call.
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{ blocking}
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If return from the procedure indicates the user
is allowed to re-use resources specified in the call.
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If completion of the procedure depends only on the
local executing process. Such an operation does not require
communication with another user process.
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{ non-local}
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If completion of the operation may require
the execution of some MPI procedure on another process. Such an
operation may require
communication occurring with another user process.
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{ collective}
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If all processes in a process group need
to invoke the procedure.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 22 — From today, all Steam users can play games designed for same-room multiplayer with pals online instead, and only one of them needs to own a copy.
With Google's game streaming service Stadia having launched on November 19 in North America and select European countries, PC gaming network Steam is rolling out its Remote Play Together feature to all users worldwide.
The update provides for online multiplayer in over 2,000 games originally designed with or for local multiplayer.
Participants are capped at four, with more players possible where fast and sturdy network connections allow: Steam operator, Valve, is recommending a 5G Wifi or wired ethernet connection.
“Only the host needs to own and install the game,” Steam's announcement reads, though the service is clearly anticipating that the Remote Play Together update will drive uptake of local multiplayer games, hosting a sale of hundreds of relevant games that runs until November 25.
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- BaseStylesheet - Set base stylesheet to be used by html rendered in the panel.
- AutoScroll - Gives the panel scroll bars when content needs it.
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- ImageLoad - Raised when an image is about to be loaded by file path or URI. This event allows to provide the image manually, if not handled the image will be loaded from file or download from URI.
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Differences between HtmlPanel and HtmlLabel
The major differential to use HtmlPanel or HtmlLabel is size and scrollbars.
If the size of the control depends on the html content the HtmlLabel should be used.
If the size is set by some kind of layout then HtmlPanel is more suitable, also shows scrollbars if the html contents is larger than the control client rectangle.
- HtmlPanel has scrollbars support
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AutoScroll
Allows showing scrollbars if html content is placed outside the visible boundaries of the panel.
LinkClicked event
Raised when the user clicks on a link in the html.
Allows canceling the execution of the link.
StylesheetLoad event
Raised when aa stylesheet is about to be loaded by file path or URI by link element.
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ImageLoad event
Raised when an image is about to be loaded by file path or URI.
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Equipment: You will also need a frying pan with a 10 inch (25.5 cm) base and a tight-fitting lid, plus a wok or another frying pan with a 10 inch (25.5 cm) base.
Begin by making the rice: Warm the lidded frying pan over a medium heat, then add the oil and the onions and let them cook for 3-4 minutes, until lightly tinged brown. Next stir in the rice - there's no need to wash it - and turn the grains over in the pan so they become lightly coated and glistening with oil. Then add 16fl oz/450ml of boiling water and the salt, stir once only, then cover with the lid. Turn the heat to its very lowest setting and let the rice cook gently for exactly 15 minutes. Don't remove the lid and don't stir the rice during cooking, because this is what will break the grains and release their starch, which makes the rice sticky.
After 15 minutes, tilt the pan to check that no liquid is left; if there is, pop it back on the heat for another minute. When there is no water left in the pan, take the pan off the heat, remove the lid and cover with a clean tea cloth for 5-10 minutes then allow to cool completely before using.
Put the shrimps and mushrooms in a small bowl, pour over 16fl oz/450ml of boiling water and leave them to soak for 30 minutes. Then squeeze the liquid from them, discard the mushroom stalks and slice them finely. Then heat half the oil in a wok or pan and, when it's really hot, quickly fry the onions and bacon for 3 minutes, moving them around in the pan until the bacon is crispy. Then add the shrimps, peas and mushrooms and stir-fry these for about 1 minute. Now add the remaining oil to the pan and, when it's smoking hot, add the rice and stir-fry, this time for about 30 seconds. Now spread the ingredients out in the pan and pour in the beaten eggs. It won't look very good now, but keep on stir-frying, turning the mixture over, and the eggs will soon cook into little shreds that mingle with the other ingredients. Finally, add the spring onions and soy sauce, give it one more good stir and serve.


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-
20:00
Available screening types:
- VIP
- Sky Superscreen
- 2D
-
20:40
Available screening types:
- 2D
- DBOX
The Counsellor (18)
Release date:
15th November 2013
Running time:
117 mins
Synopsis:
Michael Fassbender and Brad Pitt star in Ridley Scott's gripping thriller about a lawyer who becomes a drugs trafficker.
Available screening types
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Saturday 16th Nov
- 21:30
Sunday 17th Nov
Monday 18th Nov
Tuesday 19th Nov
Wednesday 20th Nov
Thursday 21st Nov
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13:20
Available screening types:
- 2D
Philomena (12A)
Release date:
1st November 2013
Running time:
98 mins
Synopsis:
Judi Dench and Steve Coogan star in the moving true story of a woman's epic search for her son.
Available screening types
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Sunday 17th Nov
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18:30
Available screening types:
- 2D
Monday 18th Nov
Wednesday 20th Nov
Thor: The Dark World (12A)
Release date:
30th October 2013
Running time:
112 mins
Synopsis:
Chris Hemsworth's mighty avenger takes on a foe that's older than the universe in this epic Marvel superhero sequel.
Available screening types
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Saturday 16th Nov
- 21:00
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23:00
Available screening types:
- 3D
- Audio described
Sunday 17th Nov
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11:00
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- Subtitled
- 2D
- Audio described
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11:50
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- 3D
- Audio described
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13:50
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- 2D
- Audio described
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14:40
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- 3D
- Audio described
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16:40
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- 2D
- Audio described
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17:30
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- 3D
- Audio described
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19:30
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- 2D
- Audio described
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20:20
Available screening types:
- 3D
- Audio described
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21:00
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- 2D
- Audio described
Monday 18th Nov
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11:50
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- 3D
- Audio described
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13:15
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13:50
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- Audio described
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14:40
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- 3D
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16:40
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- 2D
- Audio described
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17:30
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19:30
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- Audio described
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20:20
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- Audio described
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21:00
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- 2D
- Audio described
Tuesday 19th Nov
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11:50
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- 3D
- Audio described
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13:15
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- 2D
- Audio described
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13:50
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- 2D
- Audio described
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14:40
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- 3D
- Audio described
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16:40
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- 2D
- Audio described
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17:30
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- 3D
- Audio described
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19:30
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- Audio described
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20:20
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- 3D
- Audio described
Wednesday 20th Nov
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11:50
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- 3D
- Audio described
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13:15
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- 2D
- Audio described
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13:50
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- 2D
- Audio described
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14:40
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- Audio described
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16:40
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20:20
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21:00
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11:50
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15:20
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20:20
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The Butler
Release date:
15th November 2013
Synopsis:
Forest Whitaker leads an all-star cast in the rousing story of a White House butler who witnesses history being made.
Available screening types
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- 20:45
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Monday 18th Nov
Tuesday 19th Nov
Wednesday 20th Nov
Thursday 21st Nov
Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs 2 (U)
Release date:
25th October 2013
Running time:
95 mins
Synopsis:
Inventor Flint Lockwood's out-of-control food machine goes even crazier in this hilarious sequel!
Available screening types
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Turbo (U)
Release date:
17th October 2013
Running time:
96 mins
Synopsis:
A freak accident transforms a snail into a racing champ in this eye-popping animated 3D underdog comedy!
Available screening types
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Sunday 17th Nov
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11:00
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17:20
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Tuesday 19th Nov
Wednesday 20th Nov
Thursday 21st Nov
Doctor Who 50th Anniversary: The Day of The Doctor (PG)
Release date:
23rd November 2013
Running time:
80 mins
Synopsis:
The iconic TV show comes to Cineworld for this ground-breaking 50th anniversary global event.
Available screening types
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Saturday 23rd Nov
- 19:30
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21:45
Available screening types:
- 3D
Sunday 24th Nov
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12:45
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Monsters University (U)
Release date:
12th July 2013
Running time:
110 mins
Synopsis:
Much-loved 'Monsters, Inc' duo Mike and Sulley scare up a fun-packed prequel to the Pixar hit.
 It's Cineworld Take 2 on Thursdays - and it's bringing back some of the year's biggest films.
Available screening types
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Thursday 21st Nov
-
12:00
Available screening types:
- 2D
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (PG)
Release date:
26th December 2013
Synopsis:
Ben Stiller directs and stars in a inspirational fable about a daydreaming everyman who goes on an incredible adventure.
Available screening types
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Monday 2nd Dec
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20:15
Available screening types:
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The Hobbit - The Desolation of Smaug
Release date:
13th December 2013
Synopsis:
Bilbo and the dwarves' epic and eventful dragon slaying quest continues in part two of Peter Jackson's stunning new trilogy.
Available screening types
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Friday 13th Dec
Saturday 14th Dec
Sunday 15th Dec
Monday 16th Dec
Tuesday 17th Dec
Wednesday 18th Dec
Thursday 19th Dec
Secret Unlimited Screening 2
Release date:
25th November 2013
Running time:
120 mins
Synopsis:
Take a giant leap into the unknown and see a secret screening of a major film ahead of time
Available screening types
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Monday 25th Nov
- 20:00
Captain Phillips (12A)
Release date:
18th October 2013
Running time:
134 mins
Synopsis:
Tom Hanks stars in the incredible true story of the first US ship to be seized by pirates in 200 years.
Available screening types
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Sunday 17th Nov
Monday 18th Nov
-
20:00
Available screening types:
- 2D
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Tuesday 19th Nov
Wednesday 20th Nov
Thursday 21st Nov
-
15:10
Available screening types:
- 2D
- Audio described
Don Jon (18)
Release date:
15th November 2013
Running time:
90 mins
Synopsis:
Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Scarlett Johansson star in a smart modern comedy about a porn addict seeking a real relationship.
Available screening types
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Saturday 16th Nov
- 21:15
Sunday 17th Nov
Monday 18th Nov
Tuesday 19th Nov
Wednesday 20th Nov
Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ram-Leela (12A)
Release date:
15th November 2013
Running time:
153 mins
Synopsis:
Ranveer Singh and Deepika Padukone star in a colourful and passionate Bollywood 'Romeo and Juliet'.
Available screening types
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Sunday 17th Nov
Monday 18th Nov
Tuesday 19th Nov
Wednesday 20th Nov
Thursday 21st Nov
-
19:50
Available screening types:
- 2D
Geethanjali (Malayalam)
Release date:
15th November 2013
Synopsis:
Mohan Lal reprises psychiatrist Dr. Sunny in Priyadarshan's eagerly anticipated Malayalam psychological thriller.
Available screening types
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Sunday 17th Nov
-
15:00
Available screening types:
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Frankenstein (with Jonny Lee Miller as the Creature) - NT 50th Anniversary encore (15)
Release date:
21st November 2013
Running time:
164 mins
Synopsis:
Danny Boyle's acclaimed production of Mary Shelley's gothic classic makes a triumphant return to Cineworld.
Available screening types
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Thursday 21st Nov
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19:00
Available screening types:
- 2D
NT Live - Coriolanus
Release date:
30th January 2014
Synopsis:
Tom Hiddleston and Mark Gatiss star in Shakespeare's powerful, politically resonant revenge tragedy.
Available screening types
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Thursday 30th Jan
-
19:15
Available screening types:
- 2D
NT Live: War Horse (12A)
Release date:
27th February 2014
Running time:
180 mins
Synopsis:
The original landmark London production based on Michael Morpurgo's classic novel, broadcast live in stunning HD
Available screening types
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Thursday 27th Feb
-
19:00
Available screening types:
- Sky Superscreen
- 2D
RSC Live: Richard II (Encore Performance) (12A)
Release date:
19th November 2013
Running time:
180 mins
Synopsis:
David Tennant stars in the historic first ever live cinema broadcast from the Royal Shakespeare Company's stage.
Available screening types
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Tuesday 19th Nov
-
19:00
Available screening types:
- 2D
The Hunger Games (12A)
Release date:
22nd March 2012
Running time:
142 mins
Synopsis:
There can be only one teenage survivor in this thrilling televised battle set in a cruel future USA!
Available screening types
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Wednesday 20th Nov
-
21:30
Available screening types:
- 2D
- DBOX


Currently, when you click 'submit' on the post.html page, you are taken to a new page that says "Thanks for your idea"
This is confusing and not very attractive.
 Your idea was saved!"
All these changes are in post.html
Act 1
jQuery is a library (a whole lot of javascript code that someone else wrote so we don't have to).
Use jQuery to make something happen when you submit the form. To do this:
$(".formclassname").on("submit", myCoolFunction);
var myCoolFunction = function (e) {
e.preventDefault();
}
The line 'e.preventDefault()' disables the browser's built in action (which is to go to a new page).
Act 2
history lesson (you can skip this):
Currently, this page works using an old school technique from before JavaScript was a thing. In the HTML is a form. A form is just like a paper form - you fill it in. When you press 'Submit', your browser takes all the things you wrote, puts them together into a message, and POSTs it to the address specified at the top of the form. Then your browser waits for the response from the server. When it arrives, it displays the response ("Thanks for your idea").
In your new function, we now need to make it do a POST that sends the right info to the server.
You could look up "how to POST using jQuery" on google and find some examples, but to save you time I've pulled a good example out here:
var data = {};
$.post( "url" , data );
Act 3
How do we get the words the user typed in, and send them to the server?
We will use jQuery to get the part of the HTML page the user is typing into.
Just like the form, we should give this part of the HTML a class so our javascript can select it.
Now we can select it with jQuery, and get the value out of it using the .val function.
data.idea = $(".ideaInput").val();
You'll need to add the line above just after the line var data = {}
. That means, after we create an empty object named 'data', but before we send the object to the server, we add some information to it.
Act 4: show feedback
Now whenever your function runs, it adds that text into the note.
Currently, when you click 'submit' on the post.html page, you are taken to a new page that says "Thanks for your idea"
This is confusing and not very attractive.
 Your idea was saved!"
All these changes are in post.html
Act 1
jQuery is a library (a whole lot of javascript code that someone else wrote so we don't have to).
Use jQuery to make something happen when you submit the form. To do this:
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so we can find it using javascript


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I’m of the opinion that improving in how we evaluate our ministries can help us be better stewards of the resources God has given us, helping us better meet His intended ends. To do that, we need to set up a scoreboard and figure out the score.
Please don’t misunderstand me. I don’t believe we have the freedom to adjust God’s mission, or what maturity and faithfulness mean. These are fixed by the apostolic witness. But we do need to know how we’re doing in relation to His standards. And we do need to do the hard work of figuring out how we will go about meeting, and preparing others to meet, those standards. We also need to figure out whether our various methods and tactics are bringing us closer to, or leading us further away from, God’s goals for His church. To pull that off, we need to constantly be evaluating. Unless we want to calcify, there must be some form of feedback loop that keeps us reforming how we do things on the ground.
What I’m suggesting is that we can do better than evaluating ministry by sitting around a table with our ministry heads, asking each in turn, “How’s your ministry going?” and then being content with them either pointing to the attendance stats, or giving a subjective rating.
What that requires of us is to
We can then assess where we stand in relation to these indicators, which can be done at a macro level (looking at the whole church) or the micro level (zooming in on one aspect of church life), and adjust our tactics based on that feedback.
Establishing our ideal situation and structures is no small task. They will be informed by the Bible, our context, our moment in time, our tradition, and the collective desires of those whom God has gathered in your local church. Getting clear here is incredibly important, but for another day. We’re going to focus in on indicators.
The indicators (or metrics) are feedback devices that act as co-pilots, guiding us towards our destination. So, the more vivid that destination is, and the more appropriate the indicators, the better placed our group of local church leaders/guardians is to be setting the agenda and faithfully shepherding.
My bet is most of us have some form of what we’d love to see already buried in our heads. And the reality is that, if you do, that is what you are drawing on in your responses to whatever feedback you get. My question to you is this: how confident are you that those you serve alongside share the same mental picture of the future?
Read part 3 (on why external measures are important) here.


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- Download and install XAMPP here.
- Go into the configurations, and choose the text editor of your choice
- In the XAMPP folder, locate the htdocs folder
- this will be the repository for your web pages
- make a subfolder to hold all the pages for the site you're building
- Create a file using the .html tag in VS Code, Notepad, et c.
- You should now be able to access your site locally by typing localhost/"folder name" into your browser.


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The Ferrari Roma's Key Is The Most Ferrari Thing Ever
Make sure everyone knows you own a Ferrari.
by Jeff PerezYesterday Ferrari debuted the Roma. The latest sports car from Maranello packs a twin-turbocharged 3.9-liter V8 with 612 horsepower (456 kilowatts) and 561 pound-feet (760 Newton-meters) of torque, and styling cues inspired by icons like the 250 GT Berlinetta Lusso and 250 GT 2+2. It’s inarguably one of the prettiest Ferraris we’ve seen lately – and just as fetching is the key fob that helps power it. Well, at least to us.
Top Gear Deputy Editor Jack Rix posted photos of the Roma’s key fob on Twitter while at the launch of the model in Italy. It’s essentially a palm-sized Ferrari badge on one side, and a traditional leather fob on the other. It appears there are only two buttons on the entire thing: one for locking the vehicle, another for unlocking it and opening the trunk. But according to Ferrari, the new fob also includes "Comfort Access," meaning drivers merely need to touch a button next to the flush door handle to open their car door.
Some out there (plebeians) will find this tacky. But we can’t imagine Ferrari owners will be anything but captivated by the way this key looks. What better way to show everyone at the bar or restaurant how exceptionally wealthy you are?
A lot of modern BMW key fobs have a mini touchscreen; it's like having another smartphone in your pocket. Koenigsegg offers a "Platinum Key," known as the world’s most expensive. And other companies like Porsche, Tesla, and Pagani offer keys that are essentially shrunken versions of their own vehicles. At least Ferrari knows its audience and embraces the absurdity of it.
Wild And Crazy Keys:
Source: Jack Rix / Twitter


header
(PHP 4, PHP 5, PHP 7)
header — 发送原生 HTTP 头
说明
void header ( string $string [, bool $replace = true [, int $http_response_code
]] )
header() 用于发送原生的 HTTP 头。关于 HTTP 头的更多信息请参考 » HTTP/1.1
specification。
请注意 header() 必须在任何实际输出之前调用，不管是普通的 HTML 标签，还是文件或
PHP 输出的空行，空格。这是个常见的错误，在通过include，require，或者其访问其他
文件里面的函数的时候，如果在header()被调用之前，其中有空格或者空行。同样的问题
也存在于单独的 PHP/HTML 文件中。
参数
string
头字符串。
有两种特别的头。第一种以“HTTP/”开头的 (case is not significant)，将会被用来
计算出将要发送的HTTP状态码。例如在 Apache 服务器上用 PHP 脚本来处理不存在文
件的请求（使用 ErrorDocument 指令），就会希望脚本响应了正确的状态码。
第二种特殊情况是“Location:”的头信息。它不仅把报文发送给浏览器，而且还将返回
给浏览器一个 REDIRECT（302）的状态码，除非状态码已经事先被设置为了201或者
3xx。
replace
可选参数 replace 表明是否用后面的头替换前面相同类型的头。默认情况下会替换。
如果传入 FALSE，就可以强制使相同的头信息并存。例如：
http_response_code
强制指定HTTP响应的值。注意，这个参数只有在报文字符串（string）不为空的情况
下才有效。
返回值
没有返回值。
更新日志
版本 说明
5.1.2 这个函数现在可以一次性阻止多个报文信息的发送，从而作为对报文信息注入攻击
的一种防护。
范例
Example #1 下载对话框
如果你想提醒用户去保存你发送的数据，例如保存一个生成的PDF文件。你可以使用
» Content-Disposition的报文信息来提供一个推荐的文件名，并且强制浏览器显示一个文
件下载的对话框。
Example #2 缓存指令
PHP脚本总是会生成一些动态内容，而这些内容是不应该被缓存的，不管是客户端浏览器还
是在服务器端和客户端浏览器之间的任何代理。我们可以像这样来强制设置浏览器和各个
代理层不缓存数据：
Note:
也许你会遇到这样的情况，那就是即使你没使用上面这段代码，你的页面也没有被缓
存。大多数情况是因为用户可以自己设置他们的浏览器从而改变浏览器默认的缓存行
为。一旦发送了上面这段报文信息，那么你就应该重写那些可能用到缓存了的代码。
此外，在启用session的情况下，session_cache_limiter()和session.cache_limiter
的配置可以用来自动地生成正确的缓存相关的头信息。
注释
Note:
数据头只会在SAPI支持时得到处理和输出。
Note:
你所有需要输出到浏览器的数据将会一直缓存在服务器端，直到你发送他们，这将造
成比较大的资源开销。你可以是用输出缓冲来避开这个问题。你可以通过在脚本里使
用ob_start()和ob_end_flush()或者直接在你的php.ini文件里设置output_buffering
，也可以直接在服务器的配置文件里设置。
Note:
HTTP状态信息的报文永远都是最新被发送到客户端的，而不管header()是否是在最先
发送的。报文状态码可能会被重写，当调用header()来设定新的状态码，除非HTTP报
文已经被发送了。
Note:
在IE 4.01和IE 5.5里有bug，要解决就升级浏览器吧，想必也没人用那么远古的神器
了吧。
Note: 如果安全模式（safe mode）被激活，那么脚本的uid将会被添加到
WWW-Authenticate的realm部分，前提是你设置了这个头信息的情况下（使用 HTTP 认
证）。
Note:
HTTP/1.1需要一个绝对的网络资源地址（URI）来作为一个参数供» Location:使用，
在其中必须包含了协议，主机地址还有完整的路径，但是一些客户端可以接受相对的
网络资源地址。你可以在一个相对的网路资源地址的基础上使用$_SERVER
['HTTP_HOST']，$_SERVER['PHP_SELF']和dirname()来组装一个绝对的网路资源地址
。
Note:
在执行Location header跳转的时候，Session ID无法通传递的，即使
session.use_trans_sid是激活状态的。只能通过手动传递using SID的值来实现。
参见
• headers_sent() - Checks if or where headers have been sent
• setcookie() - Send a cookie
• http_response_code() - Get or Set the HTTP response code
• The section on HTTP authentication
User Contributed Notes 28 notes
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I strongly recommend, that you use
header($_SERVER["SERVER_PROTOCOL"]." 404 Not Found");
instead of
header("HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found");
I had big troubles with an Apache/2.0.59 (Unix) answering in HTTP/1.0 while I
(accidentially) added a "HTTP/1.1 200 Ok" - Header.
Most of the pages were displayed correct, but on some of them apache added
weird content to it:
A 4-digits HexCode on top of the page (before any output of my php script),
seems to be some kind of checksum, because it changes from page to page and
browser to browser. (same code for same page and browser)
"0" at the bottom of the page (after the complete output of my php script)
It took me quite a while to find out about the wrong protocol in the
HTTP-header.
===============================================================================
Several times this one is asked on the net but an answer could not be found in
the docs on php.net ...
If you want to redirect an user and tell him he will be redirected, e. g. "You
will be redirected in about 5 secs. If not, click here." you cannot use header(
'Location: ...' ) as you can't sent any output before the headers are sent.
So, either you have to use the HTML meta refresh thingy or you use the
following:
here.';
?>
Hth someone
===============================================================================
A quick way to make redirects permanent or temporary is to make use of the
$http_response_code parameter in header().
The HTTP status code changes the way browsers and robots handle redirects, so
if you are using header(Location:) it's a good idea to set the status code at
the same time. Browsers typically re-request a 307 page every time, cache a
302 page for the session, and cache a 301 page for longer, or even
indefinitely. Search engines typically transfer "page rank" to the new
location for 301 redirects, but not for 302, 303 or 307. If the status code is
not specified, header('Location:') defaults to 302.
===============================================================================
When using PHP to output an image, it won't be cached by the client so if you
don't want them to download the image each time they reload the page, you will
need to emulate part of the HTTP protocol.
Here's how:
That way foo.png will be properly cached by the client and you'll save
bandwith. :)
===============================================================================
If using the 'header' function for the downloading of files, especially if
you're passing the filename as a variable, remember to surround the filename
with double quotes, otherwise you'll have problems in Firefox as soon as
there's a space in the filename.
So instead of typing:
you should type:
If you don't do this then when the user clicks on the link for a file named
"Example file with spaces.txt", then Firefox's Save As dialog box will give it
the name "Example", and it will have no extension.
See the page called "Filenames_with_spaces_are_truncated_upon_download" at
http://kb.mozillazine.org/ for more information. (Sorry, the site won't let me
post such a long link...)
===============================================================================
According to the RFC 6226 (https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6266), the only way
to send Content-Disposition Header with encoding is:
Content-Disposition: attachment;
filename*= UTF-8''%e2%82%ac%20rates
for backward compatibility, what should be sent is:
Content-Disposition: attachment;
filename="EURO rates";
filename*=utf-8''%e2%82%ac%20rates
As a result, we should use
I have tested the code in IE6-10, firefox and Chrome.
===============================================================================
Be aware that sending binary files to the user-agent (browser) over an
encrypted connection (SSL/TLS) will fail in IE (Internet Explorer) versions 5,
6, 7, and 8 if any of the following headers is included:
Cache-control:no-store
Cache-control:no-cache
See: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/323308
Workaround: do not send those headers.
Also, be aware that IE versions 5, 6, 7, and 8 double-compress
already-compressed files and do not reverse the process correctly, so ZIP files
and similar are corrupted on download.
Workaround: disable compression (beyond text/html) for these particular
versions of IE, e.g., using Apache's "BrowserMatch" directive. The following
example disables compression in all versions of IE:
BrowserMatch ".*MSIE.*" gzip-only-text/html
===============================================================================
It is important to note that headers are actually sent when the first byte is
output to the browser. If you are replacing headers in your scripts, this means
that the placement of echo/print statements and output buffers may actually
impact which headers are sent. In the case of redirects, if you forget to
terminate your script after sending the header, adding a buffer or sending a
character may change which page your users are sent to.
This redirects to 2.html since the second header replaces the first.
This redirects to 1.html since the header is sent as soon as the echo happens.
You also won't see any "headers already sent" errors because the browser
follows the redirect before it can display the error.
Wrapping the previous example in an output buffer actually changes the behavior
of the script! This is because headers aren't sent until the output buffer is
flushed.
===============================================================================
My files are in a compressed state (bz2). When the user clicks the link, I want
them to get the uncompressed version of the file.
After decompressing the file, I ran into the problem, that the download dialog
would always pop up, even when I told the dialog to 'Always perform this
operation with this file type'.
As I found out, the problem was in the header directive 'Content-Disposition',
namely the 'attachment' directive.
If you want your browser to simulate a plain link to a file, either change
'attachment' to 'inline' or omit it alltogether and you'll be fine.
This took me a while to figure out and I hope it will help someone else out
there, who runs into the same problem.
===============================================================================
For large files (100+ MBs), I found that it is essential to flush the file
content ASAP, otherwise the download dialog doesn't show until a long time or
never.
===============================================================================
In the bottom note:
not $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']!
(But the strange behaviour of dirname is a problem for URL ending by a
directory without file name!)
===============================================================================
After lots of research and testing, I'd like to share my findings about my
problems with Internet Explorer and file downloads.
Take a look at this code, which replicates the normal download of a
Javascript:
Now let me explain:
I start out by checking for IE, then if not IE, I set Content-type
(case-sensitive) to JS and set Content-Disposition (every header is
case-sensitive from now on) to inline, because most browsers outside of IE like
to display JS inline. (User may change settings). The Content-Length header is
required by some browsers to activate download box. Then, if it is IE, the
"application/force-download" Content-type is sometimes required to show the
download box. Use this if you don't want your PDF to display in the browser (in
IE). I use it here to make sure the box opens. Anyway, I set the
Content-Disposition to attachment because I already know that the box will
appear. Then I have the Content-Length again.
Now, here's my big point. I have the Cache-Control and Pragma headers sent
only if not IE. THESE HEADERS WILL PREVENT DOWNLOAD ON IE!!! Only use the
Expires header, after all, it will require the file to be downloaded again the
next time. This is not a bug! IE stores downloads in the Temporary Internet
Files folder until the download is complete. I know this because once I
downloaded a huge file to My Documents, but the Download Dialog box put it in
the Temp folder and moved it at the end. Just think about it. If IE requires
the file to be downloaded to the Temp folder, setting the Cache-Control and
Pragma headers will cause an error!
I hope this saves someone some time!
~Cody G.
===============================================================================
If you haven't used, HTTP Response 204 can be very convenient. 204 tells the
server to immediately termiante this request. This is helpful if you want a
javascript (or similar) client-side function to execute a server-side function
without refreshing or changing the current webpage. Great for updating
database, setting global variables, etc.
header("status: 204"); (or the other call)
header("HTTP/1.0 204 No Response");
===============================================================================
Just to inform you all, do not get confused between Content-Transfer-Encoding
and Content-Encoding
Content-Transfer-Encoding specifies the encoding used to transfer the data
within the HTTP protocol, like raw binary or base64. (binary is more compact
than base64. base64 having 33% overhead).
Eg Use:- header('Content-Transfer-Encoding: binary');
Content-Encoding is used to apply things like gzip compression to the content/
data.
Eg Use:- header('Content-Encoding: gzip');
===============================================================================
The piece of code in the manual which is as follows
this will not throw a warning as the .ini settings for output buffering is by
default on.
to get the error you may have to change the server setting or simply add a line
explicitly to close output buffering by using "ob_end_clean()" or similar
===============================================================================
Saving php file in ANSI no isuess but when saving the file in UTF-8 format for
various reasons remember to save the file without any BOM ( byte-order mark)
support.
Otherwise you will face problem of headers not being properly sent
eg.
Would give something like this :-
Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output
started at C:\www\info.php:1) in C:\www\info.php on line 1
===============================================================================
A call to session_write_close() before the statement
is recommended if you want to be sure the session is updated before proceeding
to the redirection.
We encountered a situation where the script accessed by the redirection wasn't
loading the session correctly because the precedent script hadn't the time to
update it (we used a database handler).
JP.
===============================================================================
If you want to remove a header and keep it from being sent as part of the
header response, just provide nothing as the header value after the header
name. For example...
PHP, by default, always returns the following header:
"Content-Type: text/html"
Which your entire header response will look like
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Server: Apache/2.2.11 (Unix)
X-Powered-By: PHP/5.2.8
Date: Fri, 16 Oct 2009 23:05:07 GMT
Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8
Connection: close
If you call the header name with no value like so...
Your headers now look like this:
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Server: Apache/2.2.11 (Unix)
X-Powered-By: PHP/5.2.8
Date: Fri, 16 Oct 2009 23:05:07 GMT
Connection: close
===============================================================================
This is the Headers to force a browser to use fresh content (no caching) in
HTTP/1.0 and HTTP/1.1:
===============================================================================
I just want to add, becuase I see here lots of wrong formated headers.
1. All used headers have first letters uppercase, so you MUST follow this. For
example:
Location, not location
Content-Type, not content-type, nor CONTENT-TYPE
2. Then there MUST be colon and space, like
good: header("Content-Type: text/plain");
wrong: header("Content-Type:text/plain");
3. Location header MUST be absolute uri with scheme, domain, port, path, etc.
good: header("Location: http://www.example.com/something.php?a=1");
4. Relative URIs are NOT allowed
wrong: Location: /something.php?a=1
wrong: Location: ?a=1
It will make proxy server and http clients happier.
===============================================================================
Here is a php script I wrote to stream a file and crypt it with a xor operation
on the bytes and with a key :
The encryption works very good but the speed is decrease by 2, it is now 520KiB
/s. The user is now asked for a md5 password (instead of keeping it in the code
directly). There is some part in French because it's my native language so
modify it as you want.
";
exit;
}
// Get the key in hex
$keychar = $_SERVER['PHP_AUTH_PW'];
// Convert key and set the size of the key
$key = hex2bin($keychar);
$keylength = count($key);
// Teste si la clé est valide en hex
if ($key == "" || $keylength <= 4) {
askPassword("Clé incorrecte !");
//echo "Clé incorrecte !
";
exit();
}
// Teste si la clé est de longueur d'une puissance de 2
if ( ($keylength%2) != 0) {
askPassword("Clé de longueur incorrecte (multiple de 2 uniquement)");
//echo "Clé de longueur incorrecte (puissance de 2 uniquement)
";
exit();
}
// Headers
header("Content-Type: application/octet-stream; ");
header("Content-Transfer-Encoding: binary");
header("Content-Length: " . filesize($file) ."; ");
header("filename=\"".$file."\"; ");
flush(); // this doesn't really matter.
// Opening the file in read-only
$fp = fopen($file, "r");
while (!feof($fp))
{
// Read a buffer size of the file
$buffer = fread($fp, $bufferlength);
$j=0;
for ($i=0; $i < $bufferlength; $i++) {
// The key is read in loop to crypt the whole file
if ($i%$keylength == 0) {
$j=0;
}
// Apply a xor operation between the key and the file to crypt
// This operation eats a lots of CPU time (Stream at 1MiB/s on my
server; Intel E2180)
$tmp = pack("C", $key[$j]);
$bufferE = ( $buffer[$i]^$tmp); // <==== Le fameux XOR
/*
echo "
key[".$j."]: ";
var_dump($tmp);
echo "
buffer[".$i."]: ";
var_dump($buffer[$i]);
echo "
bufferE: ";
var_dump($bufferE);
echo "
";
//*/
// Send the encrypted data
echo $bufferE;
// Clean the memory
$bufferE = "";
$j++;
}
$buffer = "";
flush(); // this is essential for large downloads
/*
fclose($fp);
exit();
//*/
}
// Close the file and it's finished
fclose($fp);
?>
===============================================================================
You can use HTTP's etags and last modified dates to ensure that you're not
sending the browser data it already has cached.
===============================================================================
AVOID ZERO BYTE ORDER MARK!
Header MUST be sent before EVERYTHING in the page. Even a single space will
break your script. In my case, there was BOM setted in the encoding, so I
opened the file with notepad++ and set the encoding to UTF-8 (no BOM) and
voila, everything is working great now.
===============================================================================
DO NOT PUT space between location and the colon that comes after that ,
// DO NOT USE THIS :
header("Location : #whatever"); // -> will not work !
// INSTEAD USE THIS ->
header("Location: #wahtever"); // -> will work forever !
===============================================================================
I spent a long time trying to determine why Internet Explorer 7 wasn't
prompting the user to save a download based on the filename specified on a
"'Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=..." header line.
I eventually determined that my Apache installation was adding an additional
header: "Vary: Host", which was throwing IE - as per http://
support.microsoft.com/kb/824847
I found manually setting the Vary header from within PHP as follows header
('Vary: User-Agent'); allowed IE to behave as intended.
Hope this saves someone else some time,
- Kal
===============================================================================
The encoding of a file is discovered by the Content-Type, either in the HTML
meta tag or as part of the HTTP header. Thus, the server and browser does not
need - nor expect - a Unicode file to begin with a BOM mark. BOMs can confuse
*nix systems too. More info at http://unicode.org/faq/utf_bom.html#bom1
On another note: Safari can display CMYK images (at least the OS X version,
because it uses the services of QuickTime)
===============================================================================
===============================================================================
Setting a Location header "returns a REDIRECT (302) status code to the browser
unless the 201 or a 3xx status code has already been set". If you are sending
a response to a POST request, you might want to look at RFC 2616 sections
10.3.3 and 10.3.4. It is suggested that if you want the browser to
immediately GET the resource in the Location header in this circumstance, you
should use a 303 status code not the 302 (with the same link as hypertext in
the body for very old browsers). This may have (rare) consequences as
mentioned in bug 42969.


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The Penguin anthology of Canadian humour by Will Ferguson
About the book
Author: Ferguson, Will
Title: The Penguin anthology of Canadian humour
Publication: Toronto : Viking Canada, 2006. ISBN<PHONE_NUMBER>434.
DAISY audio format narrated by Barbara Lord and Chris Caughey. CELA library call number DA28565. 496 pages in the print edition; 16 hrs., 45 mins. as a recorded book.
About the story
This anthology, compiled by Will Ferguson and originally published in 2006, is a veritable Who’s Who of Canadian humour. You find all the expected names: Stewart McLean, Douglas Copeland, Robertson Davies and, of course, Steven Leacock.
However, with over 70 different authors represented, you will surely find new voices that you want to read. From a reader’s advisory perspective, this is pure gold. I do wish it were easier to take notes while reading an audiobook on the go, while blind. I remember a truly hilarious sequence by Sandra Shamas, author of Wit’s End. I do believe I need to read this book. How I laughed!
There are modern writers, writers from the ‘30s, writers from French Canada. This is a very valuable collection and I’m very glad to read it.
The two narrators, Barbara Lord and Chris Caughey, took turns depending on the gender of the author whose work they were reading. This was useful, since several excerpts from each author were read. After a while, it does get confusing as an audiobook, but it was so much fun to read.
I did read it over the course of several weeks, because I generally crave longer narrative fiction. But I did read several of these pieces between each longer book, and when I just wanted a quick pick me up.
Highly recommended, so long as you are not in a hurry. Some descriptions of sex, violence and strong language.
What follows is a VERY LONG LIST of authors. Really, its TLDR territory.
To do this thing right, here is the list of authors (you won’t find this online!) likely spelt ideosyncratically:
- Dave Bidini, of hockey-book fame
- Arthur Black, from CBC
- Marsha Bolton (Letters from the Country, Just a minute)
- Max Braithwaite (Why shoot the teacher, Never sleep three in a bed, The night we stole the Mountie’s car).
- Chuck Brown, an Atlantic columnist and co-author of the Girlfriend’s guide to football
- Roch Carrier, author of the Hockey Sweater, other very funny stuff, and one-time National Librarian of Canada
- Douglas Copeland, of Generation X fame, and many other fiction and non-fiction books
- Ivan E. Coyote, Boys like her, Close to Spiderman, One man’s trash
- Herb Curtis, The Americans are coming, and the Lone angler, among others
- Roberston Davies, whom you must know (Salterton, Deptford and Cornish trilogies, among others)
- Bob Edwards (1864-1922), Eye-opener Bob
- M.A.C. Ferrant Sick pigeon, Raw material, etc.
- Ian Ferguson, How to be a Canadian (with his brother Will, the editor), and Village of the small houses
- Will Ferguson, the editor of this book and a best-selling author of Happiness, Beauty Tips from Moosejaw, etc.
- Jacques Ferrand, Tales from the uncertain country, Wild Roses, etc.
- Mavis Gallant, of the New Yorker fame, and many collected works
- Zuzie Gartner, All the anxious girls on earth
- Charles Gordon, At the cottage, The Canada trip, The Grim Pig
- Ray Guy, a Newfoundland newspapers whose work has been compiled into several books, including You may know them as sea urchins, m’am
- Paul Hebert (1892-1987) for his Sarah Binks work
- Donald Jack (1924-2003) for his series of comic novels, The Bandy Papers
- Thomas King, Medicine River; One good story, that one; Green Grass, Running water; Truth and bright river, Inconvenient Indian, and many more (though not nearly enough: I love this writer!)
- W.P. Kineslla, Dance me outside, Born Indian, Shoeless Joe,
- Jack Knox, weekly humour column “Slightly skewed”
- Dany Laferrière, a Hatian-Canadian author who writes in French
- Gary Lautens (1928-1992), Take my family, please; No sex please, we’re married; two anthologies
- Stephen Leacock (1869-1944), ‘nuff said
- Antonine Maillet, one of my favourites! Don L’Orignale, Crache à Pic, La Sagouine
- James Martin, Mr Smutty columns (and a non-practising librarian)
- Stewart McLean, of CBC’s Vinyl Cafe (Dave and Morley rule!)
- Richard J. Needham (1912-1936) a newspaper columnist and author of Needham’s Inferno, The Garden of Needham
- Dan Needles, columnist and creator of the Wingfield Farm comic plays
- Eric Nichol (1919), Say Uncle, A scar is born, Anything for a laugh, A guide for aging Boomers
- Brian O’Connell (1916-1991), columnist and author of Magnets and meatloaf, and Say, scribe
- Maureen Olsen six collections of newspaper columns, including The school bus doesn’t stop here anymore
- Patricia Pearson, journalist and fiction writer, Playing House, Believe me
- Laurence J. Peter (1919-1990), among whose books The Peter Principle coined that term
- John Porteus (1932-1995), Ernie Fréchette radio plays, and three humour collections: They choke herring, don’t they? ; My lobster is double-parked, and Here’s your chainsaw, what’s your hurry?
- Jacques Poulin, who wrote many novels including Volkswagen blues, Autumn rounds, and Wildcat, as well as Les grandes marées
- Paul Quarrington, Whale music, King Leary, Galveston
- David Rackoff, Fraud, Don’t get too comfortable
- Bill Richardson, late of CBC’s Richardson’s Roundup and former children’s librarian, he wrote Bachelor Brothers bed and breakfast, Scorned and beloved, Oddball at large, After Hamelin, Waiting for Gertrude
- Mordecai Richler (1931-2001) Montreal writer of The apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz, St Urban’s Horseman, Solomon Gursky was here, Barney’s version, and many others including Jacob Two-Two
- Erica Ritter, playwright, Urban scrawl, Ritter in residence, The Hidden life of humans, the Great big book of guys
- Robert W. Service (1874-1958) Songs of a sourdough and other poems
- Sandra Shamus, A trilogy of performances (My Boyfriend’s Back and There’s Gonna be Laundry; The Cycle Continues; Wedding Bell Hell); Wit’s End
- Antonas Selika, Dinner at the end of the world, Buying on time and a novel, Woman in bronze
- Joey Slinger, No axe too small to grind; If it’s a jungle out there, why do I have to mow the lawn?; Down and dirty birding; Punchline
- Mariko Tamaki, Cover me; True lies: The book of bad advice; Fake ID
- William J. Thomas, humour columnist; Guys, not real bright and damn proud of it; The dog rules damn near everything; Never hitchike on the road less travelled
- Miriam Toews, Summer of my amazing luck, A boy of good breeding, A complicated kindness
- Morely Torgov (1927), A good place to come from, Ibramski variations, St. Farb’s day, The outside chance of Maximillian Glick, The war to end all wars, Stickler and me
- Stewart Truman (1911-1995) You are only as old as you act, Life’s odd moments
- Nancy White, the singer-songwriter, Momnipotent, Stickers on Fruit, etc.
Recommended?
A good overview. Fun to read (but not all at once!).


Prince Andrew 'sacked' from royal duties by the Queen
He's stepping back from public life
by Richard BellThe Duke of York Prince Andrew has announced he is stepping back from royal duties for the "foreseeable future".
The royal confirmed on Wednesday night (20.11.19) he will stop his duties because of the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, as he thinks it caused "major disruption to his family's work" and "the valuable work" at the various organisations and charities he supports.
He said in a statement: "It has become clear to me over the last few days that the circumstances relating to my former association with Jeffrey Epstein has become a major disruption to my family's work and the valuable work going on in the many organisations and charities that I am proud to support.
"Therefore, I have asked Her Majesty if I may step back from public duties for the foreseeable future, and she has given her permission. I continue to unequivocally regret my ill-judged association with Jeffrey Epstein.
"His suicide has left many unanswered questions, particularly for his victims, and I deeply sympathise with everyone who has been affected and wants some form of closure.
"I can only hope that, in time, they will be able to rebuild their lives. Of course, I am willing to help any appropriate law enforcement agency."
The Duke of York's decision follows his high-profile interview with BBC Newsnight, broadcast over the weekend, in which he talked about his friendship with Epstein.
BT is the latest business to sever ties with the duke, following in the footsteps of KPMG and Standard Chartered Bank, both of which said they were withdrawing their support for Andrew's Pitch@Palace initiative, which focuses on business mentoring.
Read more: I'm A Celebrity viewers in hysterics at Ant and Dec gags about Prince Andrew's 'sweating'
In a statement about working with iDEA, it shared: "In light of recent developments we are reviewing our relationship with the organisation and hope that we might be able to work further with them, in the event of a change in their patronage."
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All I want is nothing more
To hear you knocking at my door
Cause if I could see your face once more
I could die a happy man I'm sure
When you said your last goodbye
I died a little bit inside
I lay in tears in bed all night
Alone without you by my side
But if you loved me
Why'd you leave me?
Take my body
Take my body
All I want is,
And all I need is
To find somebody.

You took my soul and wiped it clean.
Our love was made for movie scenes
But if you loved me
Why'd you leave me?

All I want is,
And all I need is
To find somebody.


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Hours
6:00 AM to 8:00 PM for all locations
Contact Information
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Fun With Loops
Oftentimes as we are programming, we will need to use loops. However, as one quickly discovers, there are many ways to loop and each has its advantages and particular functionality.
While Loop
The first loop in our Ruby toolkit is the while loop. As long as the conditional statement is met, while loops will execute their statements.
Until Loop
Until loops act as an inverse of the while loop. As long as the conditional statement is false, the statements within the until loop will execute.
Times Loop
Times loops can be used on any variable containing a number or used on a number itself. If you pass 6 as the input, it will run 6 times.
Each Loop
Perhaps the most useful loop. It will take a list of variables and run a block of statements for each of them. Almost all computing tasks use lists of variables and have to do something with each of them in the list, so the each loop is the most common in Ruby.


Don't you want to take a leap of faith?


{% extends 'wafer/base_form.html' %}
{% load i18n %}
{% load crispy_forms_tags %}
{% block content %}
{% if not WAFER_REGISTRATION_OPEN %}
{% trans "Ticket sales are not currently open" %}
{% elif not can_claim %}
{% trans "Unable to claim tickets. Maybe you already have one?" %}
{% else %}
{% trans "Registration" %}
{% trans "Registration is via Quicket." %}
{#TODO INSERT Quicket widget HERE #}
{% trans "Ticket claim" %}
{% blocktrans trimmed %}
Once you have registered, claim your ticket here, to confirm your
registration.
{% endblocktrans %}


As you read this, government officials both in Washington and St. Paul are moving rapidly toward a decision on whether sulfide mining should be permitted in Minnesota. This website was created to share the most current and accurate information on the proposals so that the people of Minnesota can make up their own minds on an issue of great importance for all citizens.
While many of the local supporters of this project believe that they deserve to have the final say on the proposal, the fact remains that all taxpayers in Minnesota will equally share any cleanup costs. If PolyMet’s estimates are correct and it takes 500 years of water treatment to get this site back to current status, the great grandchildren of a child born today in Hastings will owe just as much as the great grandchild of a child born today in Hoyt Lakes.
If you want to have your voice heard, it is important that you contact your elected officials. Your members of congress and the state legislature need to know what you think about this proposal. Use this tool to find your elected officials, then contact them to let them know what you think about the PolyMet mining proposal.
Your letter or email doesn't have to be long but keep in mind these key points:


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Webinar:
Meetup:
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Privacy Preserving Machine Learning with Analytics Zoo and Intel SGX, Shanghai Spark+AI Online Meetup, August 21 2020 (Video, Slide1, Slide2)
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TFPark: Distributed TensorFlow in Production on Apache Spark, Shanghai Spark+AI Online Meetup, July 23 2020 (Video, Slide)
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Running Emerging AI Applications on Big Data Platforms with Ray On Apache Spark, Shanghai Spark+AI Online Meetup, July 10 2020 (Video, Slide)
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Cluster Serving Introduction and Use Cases, Shanghai Spark+AI Online Meetup, June 12 2020 (Video, Slide)
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BigDL: A Distributed Deep Learning Framework for Big Data, Shanghai Spark+AI Online Meetup, May 29 2020 (Video, Slide)
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Building AI to play the FIFA video game using distributed TensorFlow On Analytics Zoo, Shanghai Spark+AI Online Meetup, May 14 2020 (Video, Slide)
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Using Analytics-Zoo to Realize AI Diagnosis and Treatment of Thoracic Diseases Based on Deep Learning, Shanghai Spark+AI Online Meetup, April 29 2020 (Video, Slide)
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Ultra Fast Deep Learning in Hybrid Cloud Using Intel Analytics Zoo & Alluxio, ALLUXIO GLOBAL ONLINE MEETUP, April 23 2020 (Video, Slide)
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What’s on-going in Spark + AI Community - views from a contributor & practitioner, Shanghai Spark+AI Online Meetup, April 17 2020 (Video, Slide)
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Distributed and Real time Deep Learning Model Inference with Analytics Zoo in Apache Flink, Shanghai Spark+AI Online Meetup, April 03 2020 (Video, Slide)
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Product recommendations leveraging deep learning using Analytics Zoo in Office Depot, Shanghai Spark+AI Online Meetup, March 26 2020 (Video, Slide)
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Automated Time Series Analysis using Deep Learning, Ray and Analytics Zoo, Shanghai Spark+AI Online Meetup, March 13 2020 (Video, Slide)